complete: add SetExitFunc() to override os.Exit in tests#147
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I think that this breaks the current package API. No? |
This eliminates the need to use the unsupported bou.ke/monkey package, which fails to build on darwin/arm64.
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@posener This change does not break the API or any existing code since all it does is add an additional function to the API for controlling how the complete library causes the program to exit. |
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This eliminates the need to use the unsupported bou.ke/monkey package,
which fails to build on darwin/arm64. A better solution might be to remove
the use of
os.Exitentirely since it's only called withos.Exit(0)and exitingthe program should be the responsibility of the caller to
Complete.